The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-11-19

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90 Of itself, vet you can get the whole
animal for less than haltthat sum.
The post office and Western
Union Telegraph Office will keep open
house Thanksgiving day as follows:
From 8 O'Clock \. NJ. to II NJ and
from 4 to s P. NJ. Now don't forget
and say YOU never knew about it.
Another meeting of the G.. A. r.
Is called for this Friday evening, at
X eff Z hall at the West End, at 5 o
clock. 1t is quite necessary that all
the old members should be present As
important business is TO be attended
to.
DR.. H. G.. c. Rose, of Milbank,
Oak, was in the city last week, look
Ing over the place with view of To-
eating here. We hope he found
things to his liking, for he would be q
good citizen, and it is that kind we
want.
For SAIE-A good heavy young
team Of work horses. Also a five
year-old single horse of 200 pounds.
GEo. l.. Brooks.
Don't forget to remember that S.
+. Tuhbs has got the largest and fin
est line Of Holiday Goods ever
brought to this market. No pen(o
penciD can describe them, bat Just
call at his store and examine them
for yourself.
Mr.. II. 5. Oliver is fitting up the
Retallack building, corner OF Stinson
avenue and Senond street, and will
soon open mp with fine stock of groc-
cries. Mr.. Oliver is very popular
( gentleman, and we predict thar he
will do good business.
a Il. Graves. prominent bust
ness man of DEBORAH, Iowa, was one
Of oar visitors last week lie was 50
well pleased with our town and pros
poets that lie bought several acres Of
land near town before lie left Us, and
promised to come again before long.
Parties wishing any article in the
housekeeping line. stove. carpets,
furniture. eroekery, etc. will do well
TO consult Gro. l.. Books.
Bret lfarte's story III the forth
coming Christmas Scribncr's is entitl-
ed "A Drift from Redwood Camp. +"
The Of scene it Is on the Pacific coast =
the region of his early successes. The
hero Of It, ''Skeesicks," Is said to be
an interesting type of the ''no-aecount
man"
The Burnett County Sentinel
winds up complimentary notice of
Ashland thus. 1t has a population
Of about 10000. 1t is lively boom
ing place, and within five years likely
to be the second city of the state, its
only rival for the position being Su-
perior.
Mr.. Paulson. of the Duluth Car
rage works was in the city Wednes-
day, and male Us a pleasant call. Ii
any Of our people are in need ola new
sleigh. cutter, robe, a string Of bells,
or anything In their line, be sure 70
give tham a call before buying else
where.
Er,r Sac
! \ good horse. harness and carriage.
i Inquire at the TIMES office.
Fred II. Hughes, Young limb
Of the law from DEBORAH. Iowa. ar
rived here last week, and has decided
10 Leate here. ut present he is as
/ si>ting some of the abstract men in
/ that branch of work. He IS young
man of more than ordinary ability
an.l We wish him success.
W. II Purdv and wife, of Bath,
/ y Y, who have been visiting at A.
" TerBush's for the past Two weeks,
/ lett for Omaha. Neb., on Saturday
last, here they will spend the winter,
Mr. Purdy was much pleased with
Superior's outlook and coEtemplates
locating here in the near future.
/ They had a lively time at the
West End Thursday, by the breaking
out anew Of the fire in the Lehigh
Coal ComPany'= dock The Duluth
! fire company WAS summoned and
these with the two streams from the
tug DAVID sutton the fire was got I'M
der coutrol, and, it Is thought, fully
/ ex;inguished
Tsac rzo@i agrce5sEn.
As we'll Is the must effective method